Top Poland Arts & Design in 2026

Step into a world of vibrant, interactive art installations. Perfect spot for creative selfies and Instagram-worthy moments. Unique sensory experiences for visitors of all ages. Explore immersive exhibits blending art, light, and technology.

Walk through Kraków’s UNESCO-listed Old Town with a local guide. See the Collegium Maius and Cloth Hall, then enter St. Mary’s Basilica to marvel at the Veit Stoss altar. Highlights: • Step into UNESCO-listed Krakow Old Town with an expert guide • Marvel at the dazzling Veit Stoss altar inside St. Mary’s Basilica • Stroll past the iconic Cloth Hall & Collegium Maius courtyards • Discover Krakow’s legends on Europe’s largest medieval square • Capture must-see landmarks in the heart of historic Krakow Embark on a guided tour of Kraków's Old Town's most essential landmarks. Discover Kraków’s Old Town on a guided walking tour that blends history, legends, and stunning architecture. Stroll through centuries-old streets, admire iconic landmarks, and hear stories that bring the heart of the city to life. With an expert local guide, this is more than sightseeing—it’s an immersion into the living heart of Poland’s cultural and spiritual heritage.

If you’re looking for an unusual museum that’s full of surprises, then Museum World of Illusion is the place for you. Eliminate the hassle of waiting in a long ticket line, and guarantee skip-the-line admission by prebooking your ticket in advance. Once inside, enjoy a range of photo-worthy illusions—including a Vortex Tunnel, the Cabinet of Shadows, and over 60+ exhibits to discover.

Discover the music of one of Poland’s most famous composers, Frederic Chopin, during this evening experience. Head to the ZPAF Old Gallery in the Royal Castle—which is easy to reach by taxi or public transit—where he studied and performed. You are greeted with a traditional Polish glass of mead or apple juice and have time to explore the photography exhibit. Then, watch a performance of his most famous pieces by an award-winning pianist.

The Schindler Factory museum is a remarkable historical site that offers a powerful look into Kraców city experience during World War II. A visit provides an opportunity to learn about the lives of Kraków’s residents under Nazi occupation and the inspiring story of Oskar Schindler, who saved more than a thousand Jews from the Holocaust. The permanent exhibition, “Kraków under Nazi Occupation 1939–1945,” portrays daily life in wartime Kraków, the oppression of the occupiers, and acts of courage and solidarity among its people. Featuring authentic artifacts, documents, photographs, and immersive multimedia displays, the museum offers a vivid journey through history. Visitors can explore the exhibition joining a guided tour for deeper insight into the events and the legacy of this extraordinary place.

Explore the Czartoryski Museum, home to Poland's most valuable collection and one of Europe's finest. Marvel at masterpieces like Leonardo da Vinci's "Lady with an Ermine" and Rembrandt van Rijn's "Landscape with the Good Samaritan." Discover a wide range of art, including paintings, sculptures, crafts, military artifacts, and applied arts, across 26 exhibition halls on two floors of the renovated Palace of the Princes Czartoryski Museum. With your 3-day city card, gain access to over 21 other museums in Krakow. Skip the lines and make the most of your trip by seeing a rare work of art. Leonardo da Vinci painted only four portraits of women, so this piece has become a national treasure. Admire the painting and learn more about its history and significance.

Swap the usual tourist attractions for something a bit different in Krakow—the Museum of Illusions. This mysterious place is home to many weird and wonderful optical illusions, interactive displays, quirky photo opportunities, and hidden surprises along the way. Avoid having to wait in long ticket lines for this popular attraction by pre-booking entry and securing your ticket in advance.

Feast your senses on the culinary delights of Krakow on a food tour of the Kazimierz district. Visit several local favorites to sample a host of traditional foods. Feast on Krakow-style food, authentic Polish cuisine, Polish vodka, craft beer, and a delicious dessert while learning about the culinary culture of the city from your guide.

With this Warsaw tour, you can save time doing your own research and check off parks, plazas, and palaces in just a few hours. Led by a guide, the tour takes you to Lazienki Park, the Old Town, and the Ghetto area. Ride in a bus to save time and stop at notable locations such as the Monument to the Warsaw Uprising Fighters, the Warsaw Barbican, and the Royal Castle.

Discover the rich Jewish heritage of Polish Galicia through powerful photography, personal stories, and immersive exhibitions. Located in the heart of Kraków’s Jewish Quarter – Kazimierz – the Galicia Jewish Museum offers a moving and modern look at Jewish life in southern Poland, before and after the Holocaust. It’s more than just a museum — it’s a space for memory, education, and cultural reflection. -Explore “Traces of Memory”, a thought-provoking photographic journey through Jewish heritage and Holocaust sites in Galicia -Learn about the lives, culture, and resilience of Jewish communities in Poland -Visit a modern, interactive space set in a former warehouse, blending history with contemporary design -Located in Kazimierz, Krakow’s historic Jewish district, just minutes from major synagogues and landmarks -A perfect stop for those seeking deeper insight into Polish-Jewish history and culture

Traveling between Krakow and the airport by public transportation or taxi can be a headache for even savvy travelers. With this private transfer, leave the planning and driving to someone else. Your English-speaking driver picks you up from the airport or your hotel, whisks you and your baggage to a private vehicle, and takes you to your destination on a private, air-conditioned minivan.

Boleslawiec is a town in Poland that’s known for being home to one of the oldest and largest pottery factories. Enjoy a stress-free day trip from Wroclaw, without any transport to organize as door-to-door transfers are included. Learn about the pottery manufacturing process during a factory tour, and then enjoy a visit to multiple factory shops, where you’ll be able to view intricate designs, and purchase souvenirs if you wish.

Make time for relaxation on your vacation with this day trip to Zakopane and its hot springs. Ideal for those staying in Krakow who want to visit Zakopane, this trip skips the need to navigate unfamiliar public transportation by arranging round-trip transfers for you. Enjoy two stops along the way at two small villages before you reach the Chochołów thermal pools. Then spend a few hours soaking in the warm water before it’s time to head back.

Explore the amazing underground sculptures, caverns, and even a cathedral at the Wieliczka Salt Mines on an easy half-day tour from Krakow. Avoid the hassle of reading Polish bus timetables with hotel or central-Krakow transfers (if option selected). Learn all about the history of the centuries-old salt mines from your guide and marvel at the many complex and beautiful salt sculptures.

Instead of doing your own research on Krakow’s ancient legends and haunted places, join a professional storyteller on an immersive walking tour that makes you imagine what life was like in medieval Krakow. Hear about the hidden history behind popular landmarks and discover stories you’d miss if exploring alone—including tales of ghosts, dragons, vampires, and alchemists.

Lines at Oskar Schindler’s Factory in Krakow can eat into the time you have for its exhibits. Prebooked access lets you head inside the former enamel factory, where Schindler protected more than 1,000 Jewish workers from deportation. Choose a guided tour with commentary, or explore the multimedia exhibits at your own pace.

Easily fit in a visit to the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum with this tour that includes round-trip hotel transport from Krakow. After your ride to the memorial, take a tour led by a museum guide who knows the stories and history of the former WWII camp well. You are also provided with headphones, so you don’t miss a word along the way.

Step into a real-world adventure and explore Krakow’s ancient Old Town through myths, legends, and secrets. Play the role of a young artist guided by Krakow’s most famous citizen, uncovering fascinating stories hidden among the cobblestone streets and medieval squares. Using your smartphone, you’ll solve 15 interactive puzzles that lead you to iconic landmarks like St. Florian’s Gate, Wawel Royal Castle, and Rynek Główny - the largest medieval square in Europe. Along the way, you'll uncover fire-breathing dragons, ancient rituals, and tales of Krakow’s vibrant art scene. Discover the city’s hidden treasures at your own pace, no guide needed - just your curiosity and sense of wonder. What makes this tour unique? It’s a magical, puzzle-driven walking adventure that lets you live Krakow’s history firsthand through storytelling and real-world exploration. Perfect for families, couples, friends, and curious explorers who love legends, history, and fun.

The Palace of Culture and Science is not only a symbol of Warsaw, but also a monument to Poland's turbulent history. Built in the 1950s as a gift from the Soviet Union, it has witnessed some of the most important events in the country's history. By visiting the Palace of Culture and Science, you can learn about its history and its significance to the Polish people.

Step inside a restored early-20th-century military building to discover the untold story of Poland's WWII resistance. The Home Army Museum — named after General Emil "Nil" Fieldorf, deputy commander of the Home Army who was executed by the communist regime in 1953 — is the only institution in Poland dedicated entirely to the Polish Underground State and its armed resistance movement, the largest of its kind in occupied Europe. Skip the line and explore original artifacts and memorabilia donated by the families of soldiers and resistance leaders, immersive multimedia displays, and powerful personal stories of sabotage missions, secret operations, and civilian life under Nazi occupation.

Uncover the fascinating story of Poland's national drink at the Vodka Factory Museum, housed in a beautifully restored 19th-century distillery in Krakow. Explore seven interactive exhibition zones at your own pace with a personal multilingual audio guide, journeying from medieval distillation traditions all the way to the communist-era Polmos production plant. Discover how vodka became woven into Polish culture, history, and daily life, with hands-on displays, original equipment, and immersive storytelling throughout the former factory halls. Round off your visit with a premium vodka tasting at the stylish, post-industrial Utopia Bar — the perfect way to sample what you've just learned about. With flexible opening hours in the afternoon and evening, this self-guided experience is a must for curious travelers, vodka enthusiasts, and anyone looking for an authentic, off-the-beaten-path Krakow experience — as popular with visitors as it is with locals.

Combine two of the Krakow area’s most important historic sites on this full-day tour of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum and Wieliczka Salt Mine, including hotel pickup. Start with a moving tour of the Auschwitz-Birkenau complex, learning the harrowing truths about the largest Nazi concentration camp complex. After lunch (optional inclusion), venture underground to explore the UNESCO World Heritage–listed Wieliczka Salt Mine, one of the world’s oldest working salt mines.

Learn about the creepy side of Krakow with this evening walking tour. Your local guide will regale you with ghost stories, tales of medieval torture, urban legends, and true crime accounts. Make your way to some of the city’s favorite landmarks like St. Mary's Basilica, Collegium Maius, and Katyński's Square, but this time discover their lesser-known dark pasts.